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TI-RTOS on DM8148 EVM Board

Kapil Mehta
Genius 3710 points


I am looking for Steps for running TI-RTOS and sample codes of TI-RTOS on TI's DM8148 EVM..  Please guide me to proper link for the same.. 

Another topic of discussion is feasibility of running Google test framework on TI-RTOS ? How TI-RTOS is providing APIs for I/O operations ?If you can guide me for getting started with TI-RTOS that would be great help..

Thanks in Advance..

  • TI__Mastermind 30830 points

    Currently the drivers in TI-RTOS have not been ported to the DM8148. However, you can use SYS/BIOS (the RTOS kernel that comes with TI-RTOS) natively on the DM8148. Assuming you are using CCS,  download and install the latest SYS/BIOS and XDC tools products here:

       software-dl.ti.com/.../sysbios

    Launch CCS and then restart it after it finds these new products.

    Create a new CCS project and select the options shown below:

    Then click on 'Next'

    Then select the ti.platforms.evmDM8148 platform as shown in the image below (your SYS/BIOS and XDC Tools versions will be those you downloaded above):

    Then press 'Finish'.

    You now have a basic SYS/BIOS project that should run on your evmDM8148 board.

    This should get you started.

    I hope this helps.

    Alan

  • in reply to Alan DeMars
    Genius 3710 points
    Thanks Alan for your detailed response..

    It indeed solves my doubts ..

    Another quick question .. So as you mentioned after selecting TI RTOS options while creating CCS Project , How To run this RTOS Project on DM8148? ( Using Load option only or any other method ? )..
  • in reply to Kapil Mehta
    TI__Mastermind 30830 points
    I assume you've already created a "Target Configuration" for your EVM DM8148 board.
    If so, launch the target configuration, connect to the ARM core, "Load" and run the application.

    Alan